Kimera Hedge Fund Manager (By Citrullone)
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Kimera Hedge Fund Manager Discussion
Feb 15, 2014 at 14:56
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Member Since Nov 10, 2011
54 posts
Feb 15, 2014 at 15:04
Kimera is a grid system with a soft martingale (LotFactor 1.15).
Kimera can trade every instrument, stocks, indexes, cfds, forex.
Kimera analyze the past history of the instrument and adapts itself to market conditions. It passes backtest on every instruments since 2000 to nowdays. There are only two parameters that you need to optimize for every instrument only to get the best return.
Kimera is not suited for retail trader. It's aim is to produce 0.5/1% monthly for every instrument.
Kimera can trade every instrument, stocks, indexes, cfds, forex.
Kimera analyze the past history of the instrument and adapts itself to market conditions. It passes backtest on every instruments since 2000 to nowdays. There are only two parameters that you need to optimize for every instrument only to get the best return.
Kimera is not suited for retail trader. It's aim is to produce 0.5/1% monthly for every instrument.
Member Since Nov 10, 2011
54 posts
Feb 16, 2014 at 17:24
Hi, this EA is reserverd to Hedge Fund Money Manager. I don't sell it in other way.
I will publish backtest on Monday, when this account will be verificated.
I will publish backtest on Monday, when this account will be verificated.
Member Since Nov 10, 2011
54 posts
Feb 20, 2014 at 08:14
This account is only 3k, while the performance of the strategy is safe on a 100k account.
This is only a forward test on real account in order to verify the robustness of the algo.
At the moment Kimera is running on 10 crosses only for testing reason.
This is only a forward test on real account in order to verify the robustness of the algo.
At the moment Kimera is running on 10 crosses only for testing reason.
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